People Of Technicolor

In what's sure to be their most controversial episode yet, Andrew and Apoorva put on rose-tinted glasses and compare their top five animated Disney films of all time. They leave just enough time to delve into Joel Edgerton's well-meaning, but ultimately misguided new film "Boy Erased," which tackles the horror of gay conversion therapy.  Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: Top Five Disney Films LGBTQ+ Film of the Week: "Boy Erased"

It's a dual takeover this week as Andrew and Apoorva talk about their respective viewings of the Step Up movie from hell, "Suspiria," and the not-quite-Tarantino film "Bad Times at the El Royale." They then dicuss "Weekend," the movie that defines the word "indie." Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Suspiria," "Bad Times at the El Royale" LGBTQ+ Film of the Week: "Weekend"

It's Rachel Weisz week for Andrew and Apoorva as they attend the Twin Cities Film Festival for Yorgos Lanthimos's newest feature, "The Favourite," a movie that is not messing around with its title. Additionally, they discuss the muted, under-the-radar queer film "Disobedience," also starring Rachel Weisz. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "The Favourite" LGBTQ+ Film of the Week: "Disobedience"

Buckle up; Apoorva finally takes the dive and watches Darren Aronofky's hazard warning of a film, "mother!" with Andrew. When that nightmare ends, they discuss Chinese film "Fleet of Time," which seems to have all the makings of a great love story on paper.  Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "mother!" Foreign Film of the Week: "Fleet of Time"

Now that the podcast is a whole 25 episodes old, Apoorva and Andrew are ready to talk about the remake of a remake of a remake, "A Star is Born." They also take a stroll down memory lane, revisiting their favorite queer and foreign hits from their past 24 episodes. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "A Star is Born" Foreign Film of the Week: Podcast Retrospective

Even in the face of great adversity (and some small audio issues), Andrew and Apoorva persevere and dive into 2017 Academy Award winner "I, Tonya" and the off-kilter Bollywood film "Talvar." While the films may be surprisingly similar, Andrew and Apoorva's opinions on them certainly are not. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "I, Tonya" Foreign Film of the Week: "Talvar"

Andrew and Apoorva come together to celebrate the magic of some good old-fashioned love triangles starting with Netflix Original "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" before diving into one of Apoorva's Bollywood favorites, "Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na." Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" Foreign Film of the Week: "Ghost in the Shell"

In a special throwback episode, Andrew and Apoorva watch both the 1995 anime and 2017 live action versions of "Ghost in the Shell" and try to parse out the philosophical musings (or lack thereof) of these two adaptations. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Ghost in the Shell" (2017) Foreign Film of the Week: "Ghost in the Shell" (1995)

It's representation all across the board this week as Andrew and Apoorva discuss affluence-porn hit "Crazy Rich Asians." Additionally, they finally watch the queer film to end all queer films, "Brokeback Mountain," and discuss how it holds up thirteen years later. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Crazy Rich Asians" LGBTQ+ Film of the Week: "Brokeback Mountain"

Spike Lee's newest feature, "BlacKkKlansman," is finally in theaters, and Andrew and Apoorva find the movie to not be nearly as confident as its name might suggest. However, "When Marnie was There" proves that Studio Ghibli still delights, even it its less major efforts. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "BlacKkKlansman" Foreign Film of the Week: "When Marnie was There"

Yay! Andrew is two decades old now! To celebrate, he discusses how neither Tom Cruise nor his flagpole franchise show any signs of aging in "Mission Impossible: Fallout." Additionally, Andrew and Apoorva discuss another Asghar Farhadi film "The Salesman," which has some complex ideas to pedal. Oh, also the Oscars continue to suck. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Mission Impossible: Fallout" Foreign Film of the Week: "The Salesman"

This week, Andrew and Apoorva talk about the deliriously bold vision of "Sorry to Bother You," which only makes the Netflix Original film "Alex Strangelove" seem all the more milquetoast.  They never thought they'd say the words, but "Love, Simon" did it first and did it better. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Sorry to Bother You" LGBTQ+ Film of the Week: "Alex Strangelove"

The tables have truly tabled, as it's now Andrew's turn to takeover the podcast as he discusses two films that Apoorva has not yet seen: "Eighth Grade" and "Mamma Mia 2," both of which elicited actual tears from Andrew. Additionally, Andrew and Apoorva talk about Studio Ghibli's "Howl's Moving Castle" and how it does and doesn't stack up to the studio's greats. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Eighth Grade," "Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again" Foreign Film of the Week: "Howl's Moving Castle"

Now that the world has entered the back half of 2018, Andrew and Apoorva look back at some of their favorite (and not-so-favorite) films of the year so far as well as upcoming attractions they are excited to see. Then, they discuss "Tangerine," directed by Sean Baker, in light of a recent controversy involving Scarlett Johansson. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: 2018 Mid-Year Review Foreign Film of the Week: "Tangerine"

It's officially an APOORVA TAKEOVER as she discusses two recent large releases than Andrew has not yet seen. And while neither "Ant-Man and the Wasp" nor "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" astound, Apoorva prefers one significantly over the other. They also discuss the French film "Raw," a coming-of-age film debut with a cannibalistic twist. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Ant-Man and the Wasp"/"Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" Foreign Film of the Week: "Raw"

In a particularly packed episode, Andrew and Apoorva hash out their favorite science fiction films of the 21st century. From "Wall-E" to "Upstream Color," they find the genre to be more flexible than they initially thought. They also discuss another fantastic genre film, Yeon Sang-ho's "Train to Busan," which brings life to the walking dead genre. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: Top 5 Science Fiction Films of the 21st Century Foreign Film of the Week: "Train to Busan"

After fourteen years of baited breath and countless additions to the MCU and DCEU, "Incredibles 2" finally blazes into theaters to show how the superhero genre is done. Andrew and Apoorva discuss how it measures up to the first film and wonder why two "Cars" sequels were made before this film. Additionally, they talk about the lesbian romance of "Carol" in honor of Pride Month. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Incredibles 2" Foreign Film of the Week: "Carol"

Cooling down from last week's emotionally charged episode, Andrew and Apoorva see if the meta charms of "Deadpool 2" and Ryan Reynolds hold up for another go around. They also go back and dive deep into a Thai movie they've mentioned before, "Bad Genius," although they have trouble pinning down the film's conclusion. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Deadpool 2" Foreign Film of the Week: "Bad Genius"  

This week, Andrew and Apoorva discuss two radically different debut films. First up is the impossibly hyped horror film "Hereditary," and Andrew and Apoorva discuss if film can possibly live up to it lofty expectations. Next is the softer, gayer film in "God's Own Country," the debut of director Francis Lee. Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "Hereditary" LGBTQ+: "God's Own Country"

Enter a surreal, inexplicable new world with Andrew and Apoorva as they explore the darkly comic works of Yorgos Lanthimos in "The Lobster" and "The Killing of a Sacred Deer."  They then dig deep into one of their old favorites, Guillermo del Toro's twisted fairy tale "Pan's Labyrinth." Subscribe for free, review us at Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @PoTCPodcast. Main segment: "The Lobster," "The Killing of a Sacred Deer"  Foreign Film of the Week: "Pan's Labyrinth"